On this Monday Sermon Episode, we continue our summer sermon series Live By Faith. In this sixth part we look at how Jesus as the Good Shepherd gathered together all the people who were scattered by people with ill intentions and broke down the barriers between us.

On this Monday Sermon Episode, we continue our summer sermon series Live By Faith. In this fifth part we look at the stories of the prophet Amos and John the Baptist confronting corrupt leaders and promising to bring about God's justice for the marginalized.

On this Monday Sermon Episode, we continue our summer sermon series Live By Faith. In this fourth part we look at the Gospel story of Jesus being rejected in his hometown, the sending out of the apostles and how we are to not be discouraged by difficulties in our lives and ministries.

Additional readings used: Ezekiel 2:1-5⁠ and ⁠2 Corinthians 12:2-10

On this Thursday commentary episode, we look at the history of the United States and recent political and court decision and how they conflict with the idea that we a Christian nation.

On this Monday Sermon Episode, we continue our summer sermon series Live By Faith. In this third part we look at the Gospel story of Jesus healing the woman with hemorrhages and the young daughter of a synagogue leader and how like their faith, ours can help us heal from our afflictions.

Additional readings used: Lamentations 3:22-33 and Psalm 30

On this Monday Sermon Episode, we continue our summer sermon series Live By Faith. In this second part we look at the Gospel story of Jesus calming the storm, challenging the faith of the disciples and how the storms in the lives of Job and Paul strengthened their resolve.

On this Monday Sermon Episode, we start our summer sermon series Live By Faith. In this first part we look at what St. Paul meant by "walk by faith, not by sight" and Jesus's Parable of the Mustard Seed and how even the smallest kernel of faith can do so many things in our lives.

On this Monday Sermon Episode, we look at the third commandment, that we are to observe and keep holy the sabbath, and what that really means for us today.